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By all means, go ahead, I would love to see other people's work.

Can you imagine if there was a Super Grover movie, that would be so awesome. It would become a high grossing superhero movie like, Superman, or Spider-Man. I just made a movie poster, if it really happened. Please keep in mind that this si the first time, I've ever used photoshop, so please bare...

I have so many favorites, but my absolute favorite is Bert and Erine. Everytime I see a sketch with them together on Sesame Street, I always laugh out loud. They're just so funny everytime they argue.

does anybody know where I can find behind the scenes documentaries of all the muppet movies? I remeber seeing a documentray for all the movies a long time ago. Anybody know where I can find them?

where I can a documentary on the making of Follow that Bird? I remember seeing it a long time ago, but I'm not sure if I'm getting mixed with something else. Does anybody know, if there was actually a documentary? If so, where can I find it?

I've never seen that before, that's a very good site. Thanks!

half way up the neck.

just like the big bird puppet, right in the middle section where the puppeter has a video screen to see where they're going.

I've drawn a rough sketch of my first puppet design. You'll probably notice that my inspiration for this character was Big Bird. I call my character Giant Giraffe. Please keep in mind that I'm not a great artist, so please bare with me and tell me what you think. Thanks in advance...

1. does anyone know if there's a book out there about building muppet style puppets. 2. also, I found this website that gives directions on how to make muppet style puppets, do you think this si any good to use? http://www.indymogul.com/post/566/build-plans-how-to-build-a-puppet Thanks...

does anyone know who drew the animated sequence in that film? I heard Caroll Spinney did it, he was once a cartoonist before coming to Sesame Street.

yes, that's exactly, what I've been looking for. Is there anyway, I could still find that these days?

Which film is better? My vote goes to Follow that Bird, becuase it has a very good format just like pervous Muppet films, and was perfect for both kids and adults. Elmo in Grouchlnad, was Ok, but just a little too cute/childish. Basically, I don't think adults would enjoy it as much as kids...

can anyone tell me, if they remeber seeing a sesame street cartoon, which was in stop-motion animation, and was a video tape, in the early 90's. I remember the taping having several super grover cartoon, one cartoon about big bird, and another one with monsters in it. Anybody know what I'm...

I'm looking for a super grover cartoon, that I saw when I was younger. It was a stop-motion animated cartoon. I think it was avalible on tape in the 90's. anybody know what I'm talking about? If so, where can I find it?

In muppets take manhattan, when kermit gets hit by a car, did anyone cry, or get a little scared? I always got scared everytime that part came up, when I was little, cause the way it happened, seemed a little disturbing.

I just finished watching it, and I haven't seen this movie in about 12 years, since I was 5 years old. I like as much as I did then. It's just a really good film for both kids and adults, which is important, IMO, for a successful kid's movie. After watching it, I also realized that kid's movies...